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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1927

Page

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General Leonard Wood Dies. Boston Obituary Honours Noted Leader

General Leonard Wood active Army leader dies in Boston after an operation. Buried at Arlington National Cemetery after a widow’s request. Pershing, MacNider and others pay tribute to a soldier administrator and American patriot.

Leonard Wood Boston Arlington Cemetery Mass Army Arlington National Cemetery General Pershing Pershing Hanford MacNider Army of the United States Wood Roosevelt Rough Riders Cuba Washington Plattsburg Camp Funston Kans France Europe

Mrs W J Perry Embarks on West Coast Trip

Mrs W J Perry and Mrs Anna Pettitt of Elm Creek Nebraska depart Wednesday for the western coast. They plan visits in Cass r, Thermopolis Spokane Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and Pasadena with relatives Chas Perry and Eugene Clausen. A short stay with Mrs George R Lee in Salt Lake City is planned on the return. They expect to be away about a month.

W. J. Perry Anna Pettitt Elm Creek Nebraska Perry West Coast Casyer Thermopolis Spokane Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Chas. Perry Elugene Clausen George R. Lee Salt Lake City

Highway official on annual Lincoln Highway tour

Gales Holt national secretary of the Lincoln Highway Association visited Sidney on his way to California for his yearly east to west coast inspection. He complimented local officials on the excellent condition of the main highways in this section during his brief stop Wednesday.

Gales Holt Lincoln Highway Association Sidney California Holt Lincoln Highway

Births Report in Sidney Area this August

A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Guy Claphan of Sidney on August 5. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Bari Krueger east of Sidney on August 6. Mr and Mrs A W Reynolds of Sidney welcomed a daughter on August 6.

Guy Claphan Sidney Bari Krueger East of A. W. Reynolds

Hotel Man Injured When Automobile Upsets at Junction

Sidney hotel proprietor Tong Wycick sustained severe lacerations and bruises after his coupe overturned at a bridge junction on highway No. 19 south of Sidney and crashed into Leo Ogborn’s Studebaker. Twelve stitches were needed for a deep wound to Hycick’s left hand. Ogborn’s car suffered left-side damage but did not overturn. Witnesses said Hycick’s car suddenly capsized across the road and struck the other vehicle. Ogborn drove to town with Hycick for medical care.

Tong Wycick Sidney Studebaker Leo Ogborn Hycick Hycick's Left Hand, Caused From Flying Glass. the Car That Mr. Hycick Mr. Osborn

11 Year Old Boy Dies After Horse Kick

An 11 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Homer Cain of Funk Nebraska, died after a horse kicked him in the head at farm of T A Toonser in Crook area. He was visiting Bowser families during vacation. He died in a Sterling Colorado hospital after skull crushed. Body returned to Funk for funeral arrangements.

T. A. Toonser Crook Here Homer Cain Funk Nebraska Sterling Colo Cain Bowser

Nash Automobiles Attract Much Attention In City Show

Burr Nelson Garvin company salesrooms display several new Nash models drawing motor fans praise for grace beauty and sturdy efficiency. Exclusive features in body design and mechanical perfection mark the latest Nash line. Visit the agency to inspect the models fresh from the factory.

Burr-Nelson- Garvin Company Nash Nash Agency

Sidney Guardsmen Reach Camp Ashland Nebraska

Lieutenant Charles Gardner and the Sidney Guardsmen headquarters company arrived at Camp Ashland for a two week encampment training. They entrained last Sunday night and will participate in all activities under regular army practices, with a well experienced unit noted for strong organization.

Charles Gardner National Guardsmen Ashland Sidney

Illinois visitor here with Miss Nadine Lockwood

Miss Nadine Lockwood of Kimball accompanied by Miss Gladys Shutt of Springfield visited Sidney this week. Both are osteopathy students at Kirksville Missouri and attended a national osteopathy convention in Denver. They visited Mrs C F Lockwood and family in Kimball and stayed with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lockwood in Sidney.

Nadine Lockwood Kimball Gladys Shutt Springfield Mines Lockwood Sidney Lloyd Lockwood Miss Lockwood Miss Shutt Kirksville Missouri Denver C. F.lockwood

Reprieve Granted for Sacco and Vanzetti Before Execution

Boston August 10 Sacco and Vanzetti narrowly escaped the electric chair as Governor Fuller granted a reprieve to midnight August 22, delaying their execution while the state supreme court decides if their case will return to court Celestine Madeiros also spared though tied to a separate crime. The trio were notified by Warden Hendry at 11 27 pm after a day of tense hearings and rushed delivery of the reprieve document from the statehouse.

Boston Mass William Hendry Nicola Sacco Bartolomeo Vanzetti Celestine Madeiros Charles C. Beaupre State Police Willliam Hendry

Frances Willard Union Elects New Officers At Meeting

Frances Willard Union met at the Methodist church with Mrs. Elsie Walters presiding. Officers elected for the ensuing term were Walters president J H Bicknell vice president H Tipton recording secretary Alta Valentine corresponding secretary and press superintendent W J Shoemaker treasurer. The meeting featured a program of songs revivals and talks followed by a recital by Frank Roberts and a consecration service led by Mrs. Tipton.

Frances Willard W. J. Shoemaker Frank Roberts Tipton Ada Beth Arden Earl Meeks Frances Kaub

Chamber of Commerce Holds Regular Meeting

The chamber of commerce held a regular meeting last Monday evening at the Union Pacific hotel. It was mostly a social gathering with no major business on the agenda. General discussions covered city matters while no lengthy individual remarks were made. An out of town guest attended and was introduced to the civic members.

Chamber Qt .Commerce Union Pacific

Fire destroys Vack barn near Gurley in county

A large frame barn on the James Vack farm ten miles west of Gurley was destroyed by a Monday afternoon fire. Loss exceeds 2000 dollars with no insurance. Fire origin unknown as Vack family was away. Nearby wheat field blaze earlier caused about 1500 dollars in damage to unins ured wheat.

James Vack Gurley Vack Wack Jack Vack Jim

Judge Kahls Court Handles Multiple Week Cases

Norman Jensen pleaded guilty to stealing a suitcase and was fined 25 dollars plus costs and 68 dollars to the plaintiffs, with jail until paid. N. J. Griffith pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 20 dollars and costs. Arthur Patterson was found guilty of intoxication, fined 16.30 and costs, and jailed 45 days.

Norman Jensen Meri C Coy Arthur Kee Jensen Coy McKee N. J. Griffith Arthur Patterson Kahl Fred Frahm al Sutter Carl Bergstrom Nelson Patterson

Star Sales and Service Expands Auto Line in Kimball

Reisdorff and Fundingaland operate Star Sales and Service in Durant territory and have opened a Kimball agency under Darby and Rose. They will carry a full line of Star cars and Star fleet trucks. The Kimball branch reports unusually high business in cars and trucks in recent weeks.

Music instructor Hobart Davis renews city ties

Hobart Davis, former city schools music instructor, spent a few minutes in the city Tuesday renewing acquaintances. Davis taught in Marshall Minnesota last year and this year moves to North Carolina for a similar post with a substantial salary raise.

Hobart Davis Davis Marshall Minnesota North Carolina

Former local educator visits Sidney from Kimball

Former Kimball resident and educator Mr. Green and his wife have spent several days in Sidney visiting friends. Green, who moved to Kimball, has accepted the job of principal at Scottsbluff High School for the coming year.

Shop Equipment For New Vocational School In Sidney

The Board of Education purchased farm carpentry forge motor mechanics sheet metal and drawing tools for Sidney High School's new vocational agriculture unit. Winders Hardware offered the lowest bid. Equipment will be ready at opening for lab work and further tools will be added as class needs grow. Students in the Smith Hughes program will gain practical study and construction experience with tools, building dexterity and future livelihood skills.

Board of Education Sidney High School Winders’ Hardware Smith- Hughes

Reward for arrest of Osborne's slayer increased to $1000

Advices from Cheyenne report rewards for the arrest of the man who killed Deputy Sheriff Arthur Osborne near Pine Bluffs August 1 have been increased to $1000. Governor Emerson announces the state will pay $300, the county $500, and Pine Bluffs' Masonic lodge $200. Deputy Sheriff Gus Romano denies identifying Elmer Inman as the slayer.

Cheyenne Arthur Osborne Pine Bluffs Frank C. Emerson Masonic Lodge Osborne R. D. Snodgrass Gus Roman Elmer Inman Kansas Oklahoma

J B Byars Clearance Sale Attracts Shopping Crowd

The J B Byars Company store opened its annual mid summer clearance sale to a large crowd of shoppers on Wednesday. Although many farmers could not attend, the store remained crowded all day with eager buyers. The sale aims to move summer surplus stocks to make room for fall merchandise.

Telegraph J. LB. Byars Company

Former Sidney Man Buys Fleming Newspaper

The Fleming Colo News, four years into publication by C C Davenport, was sold last Friday to L J Boyd who has poultry business ties in Fleming. Davenport stays a month then moves to Fort Collins for his son’s college entry. Boyd, a former Sidney resident, will issue the first under new management this week.

Fleming Colo Davenport L. J. Boyd Fort Collins Colorado Agricultural College Boyd Wass Sidney

Bertrand Families Visit Cheyenne County On Trip

Mr. and Mrs. R P Larson and son T J and Mr. and Mrs Charles R Larson of Bertrand in Phelps county were visitors in Cheyenne County last week with Le Roy Larson a Sidney realtor. They drove to Boulder where Mrs Larson and children are vacationing and will later spend time in the Black Hills of South Dakota before returning home.

T. J Charles R. .Larson Bertrand Phelps County LeRoy Larson Sidney Realtor Larson Boulder

Buck Beltzer Visits Sidney on Wednesday

Buck Beltzer of the Grand Island Trust and Bank company was a business visitor in Sidney on Wednesday.

Buck Beltzer The Grand Island Taan and Trust Company Sidney

Coolidge backs navy plan for several cruisers

President Coolidge approved the General Board of the Navy's moderate shipbuilding program. Secretary Wilbur stated plans for twelve 10,000 ton cruisers with eight inch guns alongside eight existing cruisers, with no change due to Geneva conference setbacks. The regular navy program proceeds, and another arms conference remains unlikely this year.

General Board of the Navy Department White House Coolidge Wilbur Navy Geneva General Board Cos Congress

Former Sidney Man Weds Broadwater Girl

Kenneth Jones a former Sidney resident now in Broadwater married Lenora Strawn of Broadwater after receiving a marriage license from County Judge Kahl. The couple wed the same day and plan to live in Broadwater after a short honeymoon. Jones is a Sidney graduate with many friends sending best wishes.

Kenneth Jones Sidney Broadwater Lenora Strawn Kahl Jones Legion of Friends

Sidney and Broadwater to Meet Here Sunday

The Sidney and Broadwater base ball teams will meet on the local grounds Sunday in a regular Big Four league contest. Broadwater has a new club and has won its last two starts. George Sherrod, Sidney pitcher who attended the Rocky Mountain tournament at Denver with Rushville, will probably rejoin the team to add strength.

Sidney Broadwater George Sherrod Rocky Mountain Denver Rushville

Operations for Tonsils at Taylor Hospital Record

Procedures for tonsil removal noted at Taylor Hospital include patients Bobby Willeford prep for Ira Willeford near Peetz, a little daughter of W W Schultz of Sidney, and Clifford Jones near Gurney.

Taylor Hospital Bobby Whileford Ira Willeford Near Peetz W. W. Schults Sidney Clifford Jones Near Gurney

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U. S. Army Anotitier NEW ‘Nash Camp Ashland Fuller Massachusetts Arthur Hill Frances Willard Union Chamber .of Commerce J. B. Byars Sidney Man Fleming Newspaper Cheyenne County Sidney Young Man Sidney and
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